Monday, 8 May 2017

ANOTHER CRIMINAL CASE AGAINST AMWAY

CONTRARY TO THE CLAIMS B Y AMWAY THAT CRIMINAL CASES WERE FILED ONLY ANDHRA PRADESH AND TELANGANA, CRIMINAL CASES WERE FILED ELSEWHERE IN THE COUNTRY AGAINST THE FRAUDULENT BUSINESS MODEL OF AMWAY. HERE IS PROOF.

A local court
today framed charges against two Amway India directors, including a foreign
national, in a cheating case. The third co-accused director, Stephen William
Bedder, is a proclaimed offender in this case.

The charges
were framed against William Scot Pinckney and Prithvi Raj Bijlani under Section
420 of the IPC and Sections 3 and 4 of the Prize Chits and
Money Circulation Schemes (Banning) Act. There were eight complainants in these
three cases.

According to
the complaint, as part of a criminal conspiracy, the three accused started a
multi-level money marketing scheme and cheated Ramesh Dubey, Narinder Kumar and
Inderjit Kaur, co-complainants, by fraudulently inducing them to become members
by paying Rs 4,400 each and further induced them to enrol more members for
getting commission.

The complaints
alleged that neither did they get the promised commission nor the amount paid
by them to the company.

“... the
accused cheated the complainant under Section 420 of the IPC,” said Akshdeep
Mahajan, Chief Judicial Magistrate. They were booked at the Sector 26 police
station for cheating.

“...If a member enrols more members, the member on the top gets more
commission without doing anything, which is a clear violation of Section 3 of
the Prize Chits and Money Circulation Schemes (Banning) Act; thereby the
accused have committed an offence punishable under Section 4 of the Act,” the
CJM said.